Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-17


was returning 10 his home with his mother after
attending church at BrightwOOd Wednesday night
Wnen MS horse became frightened and ran on and
the carriage was upset down an embankment. Mr..
Ray and his mother we're carried to Squire
Osoornes and attended by Drs. barring and White,
VINO 1OunQ that he Was seriously injured
Internally and about the head that IT was thought
best Dot 10 move him. Mrs. Ray was subsequently,
taken TO her home.
The Doc WAR-Poundmaster Einstein said this
morning that he had been very successful during
twenty dogs Very few OF the dogs captured have
pceL redeemed, and . number OF valuable ones are
ned at me pound for redemption Some OF them
law.
FIRE LAST NIGBr.-AbOut 80 O'Clock this morn
1c2 C-Ecer Croiner discovered that the rear OF
lsuGrrt NdhOney's house, 1910 l. street northwest,
Vas On Are. and turned in an alarm. The flames
cIIiii .IliCitet ID the adjoining houses 15OS and
IL, occupied b. Patrick Digslns and Mrs Ellen
s-asO1-.tI being owned by Mr.. Di-.anS. The
1.nes were extinguished With loss of about
s'Oo' Iuily insured The origin Is unknown.
AUCTION SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Duncanson
bIos auctioneers sold at public sale a3-story and
basement brick house, No. 931 g street northwest
ling - feet, ana having two-stOry brick
Sable IN the rear, 10 JAS. NJ. Green for ST. 200
Ing "a feet on l4th street, between and streets
Iofth"e5t, 70 X o. Hoffman Tor $500.
Both FrSED.-Edward Donnelly, the saloon
Keeper. and Daniel JuOmey the groceryman were
Ia The Police Court to-day, charged with engaging
Ia an ARRAY Wednesday night. sergeant Bowie
testified 10 seeing the hight and arre5tin- the par
tcipants TuoEey testified that at the suggestion
or Geo. AantZ ne went 10 shake hands and make
Up with Donnelly, with whom ne had some trouble
On New Year day. As he extended his hand Dom
nelly struck him in the eye. Donnelly TESTIFIED
that he refused TO shake hands and Tuomey
struck him In the face. He returned the blow
They were nned 3 each Tuomey noted an ap.
peal
ASKING TO HAVE RECEIVER APPoISrED.-Yes-
teriay Samuel J. Lanahan Sons, Of Baltimore
HE'D bill against Camilo Solar, or IIO9 PennsyI.
wanna avenue for an injunction and the appoint
nlcnt OF d receiver. The plaintiffs set forth tina,
tney nave Judgment, execution, and lien upon
property of Solari. and that deeds OF trust and
bills or sale 10 White, HentZ Co., and Others
$4,000 have been executed thereon. The plain
TINS aIiese that the goods now in possession o
Cdmllo sOlari are greatly more than sur1iclenJ u
pay bite. Henz q Co. They allege that a Ger
A solari, for 5000, SIS fraudulent, and vii
operate 10 hinder and delay the plaintiffs ant
other creditors OF Solar BrotherS." In cOnsidera
ton OF these allegations Lanalian & sons ash
.'thai e. a T. a. Solar anu the trustees in tn,
deeds OF trust be restrained from parting with TIT
property mentioned In the deeds" and 'that re
ceiver be appointed 10 take charge OF the prop
eEty." The complainanIs are creditors 10 TIT
amount OF Sa2ol.oA
PISEY PoINT.-The steamer Lady OF the Lake
will leave for Piney Point tomorrow afternoon a
Professor Cardella's celebrated string band vii
FURNISH music on the trip and at the hotel
The worlds only wrestlers at Kernan's-Adrt
CHASCEkY SALE.-The sale advertised by Regt
mad Kendall, trustee OF lots In Todd d BROWN
Subdivision OF part OF Pleasant Plains and Noun
fieaselt. commenced yesterday afternoon, ant
Will be continued this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
with lots Nos. and ., in block No. IL. Capitalist
and others should not fail TO attend the sale, a
some OF the choice lots yet remain 10 be sold. Sci
advertisement in auction column for particulars.
GEO. III. SToDDAKT.-The many friends OF the lat,
Geo. III. St0ddart, the weii-known young business
OF this Guy, son OF ArmoL Stosidart soiicito
Z. claims, Will be well re aid By visit to tn,
saere OF W. q. MetZerott Co., 500 Pennsylvania